Vocal Coach reacts to Joe Cocker - You Are So Beautiful (Unplugged Live)
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Vocal Coach reacts reaction to Joe Cocker - You Are So Beautiful (Unplugged Live)
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I heard someone say once, and I positively agree, that the notes he almost hits are far more beautiful than they would be if he actually hit them.
brilliant
Love that
100% the truth. Joe was on another plane, emotionally. Rest in peace!
Thatâs the way a tear sounds
Beautiful
It's been said that Stevie Ray Vaughn played the guitar like his life depended on it. I believe Joe Cocker sang much in the same way. What a legend.
Couldn't agree more đ
And to think that he thought that people wouldnât get him! We got you! RIP
There's a reason this song has endured for decades, and why no one else but Joe Cocker can give it the beauty and gravitas it deserves. It's the same reason only Leonard Cohen can truly sing "Hallelujah."
so true. The raw feelings pour through in both of those songs.
Watching Joe Cocker, you get this feeling that no one, not a single human in existence, could possibly be feeling the song as much as he is.
Janis Joplin has the same talent imo.
be careful mate. If Elvis fans find out you said that they will hunt you down and burn your house down.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 who's afraid of the big bad fans? Not me, not me, not me!
I think I may be the exception, although it's not an argument I'd be inclined to pursue. đ
He expressed this song as if it was his last dying breath for his one love.
Talent is one thing, delivery is everything.
The purest and most genuine reaction was right there in your eyes even before you said the first word.
I love weepy Beth. She is so endearing. â„
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She is so honest thatâs why people align themselves to her feelings !
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Really?
Weepy Beth. I just wanted to give her a hug.
joe cocker crys with a voice that speaks for my soul when i cant sing myself.
Its Layne Staley for me! Love hate love, nutshell, raise when I die......
Reminds me of DGâs guitar weeping , Joeâs voice â€ïž.
He has always had that connection with his voice and his heart. It takes one hell of an artist to claim the definitive version of a Beatles song from them in their hayday.
Supposedly Paul, after hearing Joe, said that The Beatles wrote it, but Joe owned it.
Denny Wilson was a real musician. I hear his heart when I hear his song. If he had only got royalties from it, history could have been kinder to him. This adds even more emotion to a performance that is perfectly married with the original intention.
Joe Cocker should be proud of showing us this part of you. Thank you Joe
It is criminal that Joe Cocker is not in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. So much great work out there for us to enjoy.
Beth, Iâm a 49 year old man and I sob seeing this. It reminds me of being young and still believing in love. Iâm stunned.
He was, is and always will be the voice. He did not sign a song, he was the song. He could sign the phone directory and put so much into it, give it such a back story, there will be an emotional connection
Joes voice takes the audience to his special place. The emotion is real .
One might learn to sing but this guy was born to sing đ„°đ
You are so beautifull when you sing Mr Joe Cocker
Oh man, Joe Cocker is one of a kind, thank you for reacting to this one.
No problem! My pleasure.
Joe cocker is one of the many artists I grew up on since my parents listened to him
I an a 69 year old man that grew up with Joe in his time,,
Beth, thank you for doing this as this song he did,,, could only be done by him. It's not that there are so many words, but the voice with the heartfelt feelings you can see in Joe's face, that says it all.
Yes, Beth,, It touched my heart, my very soul, as it did for you, and,,,yes,
Even a man can cry.
Wow Beth, I have never seen another vocal coach cry to an artist in all the years of CZcams. It made me cry watching you, we know Joe can belt out all of the soulful sounds, but this song is so personal, we know he is just singing this to one person in his life, it comes from a place deep inside his heart. Thank you for a wonderful reaction.
This song gets me every time I hear it. I've sang it too. To a woman who's no longer in my life. Brings me to tears every time. Lovely reaction. Thank you Beth.
Glad you enjoyed it. It is a beautiful song!
Joe always makes me smile...or cry. Thanks Beth.
Thank you for the support again David! Joe is awesome and so are you! x
You are very welcome Beth. I have a suggestion for your own listening pleasure. (It may be too long for a "reaction", although it would be an amazing one.) czcams.com/video/LLn3FT9BsRs/video.html&ab_channel=fisicoturista
Joe had a one of a kind voice. I watch this and A Little Help From My Friends. And I always get tears. As a musician myself. His brilliant style . The emotions he put into everything. Is what got him so many fans.
And he wasn't the I don't talk to fans type.
Joe would try to talk to everyone. Gentleman So so talented. So very much missed. Hard to believe it will be 7yrs this year since Joe left our world for the big stage in the sky.
RIP Joe Cocker. 1941-2014.
Joe Cocker was a Maserati aware of the fact that he didn't need to drive always at 180 mph. An absolute artist.
That man sang with more emotion and soul them any other ten people I've heard!
To see you well up brought a tear to this old man's eye.
Same here bro...
He brings out the loving emotions in us. You can't ask for more from a singer.
My Joe Cocker!!! Ever since I was a child I totally understood his voice, his presence, his artistry. I was in Mexico City, and he was so far away!!! What a pleasure it's been have been born in the 60s'. Too bad, he is not here anymore because I could hug him a long long long long long time!!! đ
This song has always made me cry. And I've heard it a thousand times.
Totally.
My pops when I was 16 took me to his concert and twenty years later I still remember that night. Honestly, one the most heart felt and emotional singers ever born, heâs just brilliant. đđ»đ
Nothing could be more intriguing to a singer than to hear a vocal coach analyze Joe Cocker's singing. Well done, Beth!
He once said in a interview that he could not believe any one would pay to hear him sing ..listen to just a little help from my friends ..oh and I loved your reactions thumbs up đ.
The fact that he moves you to tears makes YOU so beautiful BethRoars. Stay real and authentic and genuine. â€ïž
When I hear Joe Cocker sing, it's like the most happy and sad string of notes at the same time. I did see him once in the early 80's and he was very moving, very touching, very sincere.
I saw Cocker live at a small venue in Baltimore almost 20 years ago. Live, his voice is like nothing I've ever heard. It's very difficult to describe but you could literally feel his voice in the air around you. Recordings completely fail at capturing the experience of hearing his voice live. You're right about his heart. He put 100% into every song. His encore was an a capella version of this song and it was just absolutely amazing.
This performance as all Joe cockers performances, are simply breathtaking, he has the artistry to embrace you in his performance ,just stunning.
You showed emotion while listening to his singing. Now you know why JC meant a lot...
Beth, you nailed it on this. Joe is in a class all by himself. Just pure and deep emotional expression that is felt by his audience to the bottom of their souls. What more could you ask from a performer. Mic drop!
Joe was definately unique. The way I always thought about describing what he gave us is, Joe Cocker didn't sing to us with his voice, but with his heart and soul. Our world is better becsuse of him.
Joe cocker. A little help from our friends Woodstock 1969â
Spoiler, he didnât need helpđ€«
YES!
dude i have that recording on vinyl. itâs incredible
Yep !
Then you have to check a few of John Belushiâs covers of the same song.
It all showed in your face! No need for comments. Joe Cocker doesn't seem so much as to sing from emotion or the heart but from his very soul. Beautiful song. Loved it and your reaction to it. Tyfs.
Sang this song at karaoke many times. Once, i asked this couple their name, then dedicated the song to her from him. They were such a loving couple. The look in her eyes and that smile, along with his look as i never told them what i was gonna do, was perfect. This was around 12 years ago. Hope they are still together
This song, the way HE sings it, lives within anyone who has ever been in love whether fulfilled or unrequited. Nobody can even come close to the depth of emotion he displays when he sings it, IMHO. Blessed be.
His voice simply speaks for itself. Have that dram, Beth.
I love the way that you started tearing up from the very moment he started singing - no matter how many times I hear this song I do exactly the same - there is some sort of magic in his voice that just hits you instantly
On the studio version, he ends on a very delicate, almost whispered high G#, and it's the most stunning part part of the performance. He sustains the vowel of the word "me" and morphs it into an "ah" sound. Breathtaking.
Well, that just gets you right in the feels - from him and you! Well done!
I feel exactly the same way about Cockers singing but couldn t explain it. You have the perfect words to express what I feel. Thank you!
Youâre reaction is just like many on this one. I truly donât think Iâve ever made it through this songâŠany version heâs doneâŠwithout tearing up. Also brings back many memories as my mom would play this record all the time and sheâd also be tearing up. Joe Cocker was one of a kind
Joe Cocker sings with so much soul and feel. I love watching you feel what I feel when I listen to him. Roar!
btw the best Love Song ever .
The German Fans always loved him , his Incredible Voice was brocken that time of course what the Music Industrie did to him in the early day's after Woodstock .
They took the money , he had to do so many Concerts in a row for nearly no payed for ,
because of the contract he signed , for all his performences the right was on their side .
They left him with his alcohol problems on the Bulky Waste .
He performed at a Concert on ' The Rockpalast ' in Germany
It was like he's being reborn for his own second career.
I've bought the Video from that concert , there's a song called ' wasted Years ' that he performed , it's like a mirrow of his life ...it makes me cry everytime .
What a lost .
Thx again to his wife ,who saved his Soul and gave him all the Love he deserved .
Joe is the epitome of soul
Singing with feeling is what it all gets down to. That's artistry.
You get it kid...
"I am going to drink a whiskey or something like that" :)
Perfect ending for a beautiful video and reaction.
đ thank you
I really appreciate your honesty, Beth.
This particular song breaks convention.
I just love the little roar in the intro lol, so cute
hahaha!! i get you totally!
Ummmm ummmm đ
The guy could squeeze tears out of a moon rock, and he's practically running on fumes here. Try "With A Little Help From My Friends," preferably one of the live cuts .
Woodstock, preferably đâ
@@deegeetee That one was simply unsurpassed
@@unclebob53703 I remember going to watch the film of Woodstock, when it came out in the cinemas. It was full of extraordinary performances but four stood out to me, Satntana, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin & of course the fabulously incomparable Joe
@@deegeetee Didn't even realize until well after I'd seen it that it was a Beatles song--it sounded like nothing I'd ever yeard
You may not have said much, but you 'said' a lot all the same.
Lovely, authentic.
I used to play in a cover band. We did this song and you can leave your hat on. Joe Cocker was the only singer that I could sing like.
Such a unique performer. Mesmerizing and soulful. You leave his concert never disappointed and touched by his singing. I like the fact that what he leaves behind is timeless and all generations can experience his talents
Broke up in tears the moment he started singing... â€
I cried through that entire thing. Beautiful
Beautiful performance by the master Joe Cocker and also a beautiful review by Beth đč
Immortal Joe Cocker... RIP. Late night set, sweat stained shirt and "old soul voice" with many miles. Doesn't get much better. Thanks
One of the honest muso's.....really enjoyed his work.
What a life lived?đ
Paul McCartney gave part of the eulogy at joes funeral and said. âJoe took a little song that i wrote and turn it into a anthemâ (with a little help from my friends) thatâs as high a praise as a singer could get
Thatâs what pure beauty heart and emotion does to you. Love ya Beth
I love that this is a music reaction but not really singing as opposed to Joe Cocker's emotional outpouring and the reaction isn't about analysis as opposed to a emotional reaction.
Emotion is so contagious.
I love his voice since I was a kid. I can feel it in my heart. I miss him.
Had to watch this again, your reaction Beth and Joe's performance releases a lot of emotions in me.. best wishes
I am the middle of 3 children. I know for a fact that this was the first song my older sister sang as a child. I was born shortly before. I love this song.
I felt he was singing it for you, Beth. You are sincere and beautiful. Great example to some of those narcissistic 'vocal coaches' out there
Wonderful illuminating comments from this insightful woman. We will not see another man like Joe Cocker in this lifetime. Rest his soul.
Joe Cocker was unbelievable! His recording of âThe moon is a harsh mistressâ is, I think, one of the best by any artist on any style.
Ive seen a lot of artists live. But joe is the best ive ever seen live.
Joe Cocker feels the music like no other.
I love to see how emotional you are. Greetings from Santa Cruz, Bolivia (Shouth America)
Don't take this the wrong way because I know it's a typo but shouth American is what I say after a couple of 12 beers to many
I've just recently started watching "reaction" videos, and always enjoy your technical breakdowns of each artist's performance. You nailed Joe Cocker's gift of performing with pure emotion. One of the hardest things for people to do is bare their emotion, their feelings, and their soul to others. (That's why they call it soul.) I went back and watched this a second time watching your face as Joe sang. At the end you said you didn't say much, but your expressions said plenty. Joe succeeded in instilling in you the feelings he was sharing in the song. I think you were spot on in that Joe's gift may not be technical skills (Although he has plenty.) but more in his ability to share that pure emotion that comes from the soul. One of your best reactions Beth. Peace. â
I watched this Video twice, first time concentrating on Joe Cocker and on what you said... second time only watching you, without listening to the details ... worth a reaction video of its own
To deliver this song from a Personal Experience, It really is something Else to behold!
And Beth, YOU are So Beautiful!
It's your freckles and red hair, that put icing, on the cake.
His voice and the few words from the song, said it all.
Thanks for this one Beth.
Brought back so many special memories.
Thank you for your openness and honesty Beth, may you always let your emotions be seen, it is a rare quality these days.
You are so welcome.
Oh my. Never, ever, have I seen such an honest, heartfelt reaction like yours' - Beth, that was extra special. Oh my.
I know this video is a year old... but it's my absolute favorite. The purist form of the human condition is to feel what others are feeling
I can die now: I'm ready. I can't think of a bigger compliment.
Fantastic song by Joe Cocker and brilliant reaction and analysis
What ever it is, Joe Cocker had it.
When a vocal coach says to a voice that sounds like some scrubs a metal bathtub with a steel brush that this is a perfect voice, this means something.
This video of yours, Beth, perhaps is the best I've ever seen in your channel, for a not so simple reason: Joe Cocker did put all emotions possible while he was singing, and you did the same, "feeling" the desperation he felt in his interpretation! I think the title of the song fits in you just like a glove...
Joe is the very definition of authenticity. Beautiful.
Joe Cocker has one of the most amazing voices in history - instantly recognizable, powerful, emotional. You're seeing him at the tail end of his life when his voice was shattered by age, hard use, and declining health, but still awesome. He died of lung/throat cancer in 1914 at 70 years old after having smoked 2 packs of cigarettes a day for decades. If you want to see him in his prime, check out Woodstock or any of his music from the 1970s. Just terrific.
This is exactly what I needed today on a crappy day.
This song always pulls my heart strings.
One of my all time favorite singers. I loved this man for his out pouring. But as sad as I hate to say it by this age and his lung problems starting to show, it really is sad that he truely was struggling. Still loved by many though and may we all remember the heat and soul he us. Rest in peace dear friend. Legend
Joe cocker rocks beautiful song performance
Your comments are just amazing. So perceptive, so deeply...human.
After Joe passed people recounted their memories of him.A guy told of Joe turning up at his record companies office in London in his early career days asking if they could find a bit of cash for him.He had made a stack of money for them already,so they made him a cup of tea and a biscuit.shortly they turn up with what they could scrape together in a few minutes.Many thousands of pounds.It was a great deal of money.Joe was a little embarrassed,he was broke,all he wanted was the price of a train ticket to Sheffield.
He was a decent sort of man somewhat taken advantage of.
There is only one Joe Cocker.
And man, the control he has of that voice is . . . masterclass.
Thank you for this.
No problem :)